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good-luck Racketboy! that sounds fun!
I remember the first computers I built needed "Hard disk controller" ISA cards. :lol: Heh, and I'm only 24yo!
gameboy900, I havn't doubted your knowledge . . . I doubted your intuition of others interpreting your first comment.
but you explained yourself clearly and thoroughly . . and I thank you for that. Learnt some neat stuff there. 
ExCyber, what you said sounded possible. I had this monitor on a pass-thru cable on a Voodoo2.
I unplugged it, didn't work.
I tried another computer, it didn't work.
If I left it off for many hours, it would only work in the mentioned resolutions.
I hacked it open and vacuumed the insides, IT WORKS!
The inside looked like a spiders home with many cob webs. I've done this before with other older monitors and televisions. It sometimes does the job, and I ususally do it to all 2nd hand hardware I purchase. I never cleaned this one before, so I gave it a good cleaning.
I realize this is very dangerous voltage, and I don't recommend this to others!
I think it might have been overheating. It works great now!!! :cheers
Thanks for the help everybody!!  |
